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BALTIMORE, Md, May 1O.-George II.
Stayner and Christopher Meyer Of New
York arrived here Saturday night and about
noon yesterday went to Robert CARROTS
house, where they remained until
night, Henry Wizard was hero again
a few days ago and had an inter
view with Mr.. Garrett, 1t is learned
that tie deal, 50 far as the Richmond ter
nlinal is concerned is completed, but there is
q hitch in the negotiations with the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton, and the Lake Erie
s. Western company The recent visit Of
William B Strong, President OF the
Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fe, to Mr..
Garrett gives color to tho report
that the Atchison road IS In the
deal There will. of course, be changes in
the Baltimore & Ohio directory, and several
members will have to resign to make room
for representatives from the other roads in
the proposed syndicate. Ex-Judge George
w. Dobbin and Mr. Gregg will likely resign,
and there will be other changes
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Is 1T TRU e?
Rumor That the South WIN BE tho Fight
ing Ground In 'SS.


NEW YORK, May 9.-The World publishes
o special from Atlanta, Ga, which says:
For some time strange rumors have been
current in political centers in the South OF
moveg .ents which would give an entirely
nsw Ys.las. To tt present party alignmeDts
Prominent Republican leaders have been
visiting each other and making trips 20 the
North, where they met men still higher III
party leadership.
Several months ago one OF the best known
Republican leaders of this section made an
alleged West IN trip. Five days later a let
ter was received by friend dated Augusta,
Me-, which Indicated that the politician had
changed bis course. The party who received
the letter inadvertently allowed it to be seen.
Said he:
at would not do for our scheme to be
known yet, but we intend to throw the Dem
ocrats bY a move which will leave them
breathless. Jim Blaine is the man who has
the dash to make it successful II we get
into shape New York may go to the winds,
Tor We will carry the general election in spite
Of her"
In vain was he pressed for further explana-
tion. He would only say: "Wait and you
will see." Ii was just after this that Mr.
sherman Hltiuo MS SOuGheIu Iilpe
with Malone on his way down and cOmpli-
menting Gov. Taylor of Tennessee on his
way back. Then, as further preparation
Cor events to come, W. d. Kelley, >@e Penn
Sylvania Congressman, has been 81 ending the
! Winter in Alabama. He was there when
Congress opened, and he hastened back when
! Congress adjourned. His speech in Rome,
/ Ga, one week ago, was clever appeal TO
4 ~, pavN,1
/ Gcans went thither to hear him, and kind
/ Of political love-feast was held
Yesterday the correspondent Of the World
had long conversation with Republican
! OF wide reputation, who is invited to the
national consultations In that consultation
the whole scheme of political maneuverins
in the South was made plain. He said III
has been slowly dswning upon the Repub
iican leaders that elections can no longer b
carried on sectional issues. 1t is hardly pos
sihle that we could rally the Irish rs We diC
il. the last campaign. Now the plan Is Il
k,Tike for the South. Leading southern Re
publicans have taken TO the idea and insis
that in this move lies the salvation o
the Republican party. The whites ar
already divided on the prohibition issue
There are Democrats in Georgia, for instancs
! who desplSe Senator COIqultC because ne II
prohibitionist There are Others wno loatht
Senator Brown because he is an Rnti-prohi
bitionist In Texas you have right now a.
example of the disSensiOns which this ques
ton has caused. Then the tariff question
has pushed its way into southern politics
The northern districts o. Alabama, four dis
tricts in Georgia. two districts in South Caro-
lima, ana a fighting chance for al in Tenne'
zee anG North Carolina are claimed by IN
tariff edy Ocates under the order OF things.
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CHICAGO BuILDING TRADnA
The Prospects for q General Strike Dang
Increasing.

The Prospects for = General Strike DA11y
Increasing.
CHICAGO, May l0-MAny cATrsntsn. -
we'll ~ brick-layers, are energOticAlly sup
porting the striking hoA-carrIerA The brick
layers employed by the contractors BoYdeu
& Son aud f. B. Cook refused TO work with
non-union laborers and are on Strika Thir-
teen brick-layers employed on YerkosAS new
engine-housO on the North nide have also Quh
work.
To-day An non-unIon labcrers are being
driven. of the buildingG The Building
Trades council has issued general order -
all members of the different unions employed
on buildings TO show each other their unIo0
cardA Any union man 10 authorized, AcCord-
ing to this order, to demand the card of An
other, regardless OF the trade h0 followA
This will prevent non-union men from rOp-
resenting themselves As msmbern q The
union, and they will be unCeremO0lOu1ly
dealt with.
The walking delegates of the hod-cAFrisS
said tn at four bosSes had agreed Monday -
pay IS cents an hour. A ina jority Of the
union are in favor of general strike Small
strikes Of carpenters are occurring daily al
over the city. The contractors, Schmidt
and Studie, refused to pay their men -
an hour and twenty-eight quit AOueay.
Either q general strike OF all building trades
or a lockout Ia probable II no comprUmiso =
reached between the employers and snApl0y0
to-day.
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Possibility OF a Great Strike.

CHICAGO, May 9.-The committee appoint
ed by the Amalgamated Building Trades
Council to settle, if possible. the od-carriers
strike will wait upon President Joseph Dow
new of the Master Masons' Association and
present the ultimntum Of the consolidated
trades From present indications the master
nasons will ignore the demands of The arbi-
tration .ommittee. A serious strike will
certa My follow. The carpenters plasterers,
fathers, and painters are in hearty sympathy
with 4 hod-carriers, and would nos hesitate
to strike. The contractors say that a strike
is inevi. able, and the sooner it takes place
the sooner will the building trade become
settled. Such a strike would involve between
g. coo and SIS, 100 men, the majority OF whom
have been Idle for several months.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

NEW YORK, May THE following cable
dispatch was received from Rome by Arch
bishop Corrigan Thursday:
"No decision has been given in the oass q
the Knights Of Labor. 1t is false that Pops
Leo said there is nothing worthy Of cecs0ro
in Georges book
The signature was not revealed by the OH
cials at the palace. This cablegram con-
firms what was said by Cardinal TaSchereau-
The Pore has Withdrawn his condemnation
of the Knights of Labor, but has not approx
ed them. Henry George said In relation "a
the latter part OF the cablegram: Il have
never urged that the Pope has not condemned
nv theories l have said be never examined
them, and that be has never condemned DR..
Mc(jlynn.n
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A MIXED CASE.
Tho CorneilsOn Muhdle In Kentucky
Getting Worse.

MOUNT STERLING, KY, May 1.-THE
Corneilson case grows more mixed every
day, and it is doubtful if the Kentucky
Court of Appeals will ever be able to un-
tangle it. The Sheriff, instructed by the
County Judge, rearrested Corneilson,
who submitted with a bad grace, protest
ing that he had been lawfully released
and he would in all probability sue the
Sheriff and county for damages. Now Squire
Stofer, who issued the writ of habeas corpus,
has been arrested on the charge OF aiding
and abetting the escape OF a prison 4r, John
J. Corneilson, from the county jal. The
case was called for trial by Judge Lewis Ap-
person. Stofer's attorneys. Young, Mitch
ell & Young, asked for Il continuance,
which was granted. and the case was set for
Wednesday morning at o'clock. StOfer's
bond was fixed at 500 which be ifnme ediate-
ly gave. The Squire's little differences OF
opinion with the Court OF Appeals seems
GEel% to get him in hot water yet.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
A QUEER FAMILY.
People Who Have Secluded Themselves
for Many Years

People who Have Secluded Themselves
for Many Years
MARQUETTE, Mich, May 1o.-Twenty-one
years ago John Flynn, aged 35, shut himself
up At home with a sister. Mrs. Donohue, and
was forgotten. Nine years ago Lawrence
Donohue, son of Flynn'S sister, dis
appeared Apparently some mystery
was connected with the house, which
had been closed and the curtains
down for years, although occupied by Mrs
Donohue. Yesterday the city marshal
forced entrance and discovered Flynn, who
had not been out for years, and learned that
Lawrence Donohue was hidden In the same
house, although he could not be found
The woman claims the old man had
been in the house twenty years, and her
son Lawrence had not stepped outside the
door for nine years. The old man fought
desperately, but was taken to the poor house.
He is pitiable-looking object Probably il
is an insane freak, as no reason Is given for
the strange action o. the two men and the
woman
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
MORE BODIES, FOUND.
Evidence of tho Terrible Struggle by the
Imprisoned Miners.


NAHAIAo, B. c., May 10-Thirty five
bodies were found Sunday. Up to noon six
teen white men had been brought to the sur
face. More bodies are coming up. A shovel
was found, on which was written with chalk:
Thirteen hours and now dying in misery.
JOHN EVANS
This was young fellow % years OF aga
Thus the men were evidently conscious thir-
teen hours after the explosion, and some may
have survived five or six hours longer. They
were all found in No. level They had come
as far as the halfway switch and found a
cave-in and the air bad. They then Set to
work with picks and shovelS and Aarricaded
q passage to shut out the after-damp. They
returned to the air-shAft, whore the fire.
damp had caught them and all succumbed
They had tried to barricade this passage
also, but did not succeed very we'll The
poor fellows had made a desperate struggle
for life. The fire is now nearly under con-
troll, and 1t Is hoped that all the bodies will
be recovered within the next few days
Nothing has been seen to-day on the streets
but people moving restlessly back and forth
between the mine and the town, all kinds OF
wagonI bearing linen-wrapped oorpses to
their late homes, or funeral proceEicn1
vending their way to the cemetery.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
A GIRLS HORRIBLE DEATH
DRAGGED TWO MILES OVER THR
PRAIRIE.
DisAStrouS MAnItoban Fires-An IlII0Ols
Alnister Shipwrecked-A Days :
CNaaAlti00.

6ToNEwALL4 Col, May l0.-Fanny Aur~
ray, aged Is. left homo early Saturday morn
ing to visit her brother. some three milcs dis
tant, and was permitted TO ride oroOcho
horse equipped with a mans sAddlA ~
point about halfway homo she Altght-
ed to open . gate. and in remOOnN
ing the saddle turned, frightening ths
broncho, which dashed across the fields drag
Ging the girl. whose foot was fastened In tha
stirTup Some two miles distant from the
gate the horse and rider was found side hy
side, the girl dead, with nearly every vsssigs
OF clothing stripped from her save . shawl.
which was wrapped tightly about her head
and grasped irmly in her teeth. The bron-
cho was nearly dead from exhaustion. Ar.
Murray and his family came here AfOw yoAS
ago from Boston.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

ST. LOUIS, No, May The reduction n
passenger rates ordered BY the Bee Line b.
t~eea this ciry ani New York vas met Fri
day by ar order from General Passenger
Agent Shattuck sor reduction of tbs rates
via the Ohio & Mississippi TO 81 lso than that
q the Bee Line. the rate TO % maintained
under oil circumstances The wabash AZeHs
Friday night received instructn0nS 70 meet
ths Ohio & Mississippi rsduceion, tazs AAk-
ing ths war Of rates interesting
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

HE Condition Alarming The Disease
Said to be Cancer.

HE Condition Alarming - The DIso0oo
Said to be Cancer.
LONDON, May lot is no longer possible
to disregard the rumors which have repeat
edly gained currency lately concerning Mr..
Parnells health. His private life. As everT
one knows, il passed in the most complete
ec.usion. The Irish members. even II Ehey
knew, would not, Of course, communicate 70
the outside world any unwelcoms newS
about him From another source, how.
ever, which must be regarded an Trustworthy,
It IL learned that the health Of the Irish
leader is not only bal. but positively alarm.
ing. 1t is even said his participation In tho
future political struggle Is doubtful II u
supposed. but cannot be stated positively.
that his disease Is cancer OF the stomach
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

EKw YoRK, May lo-Frank Altxs. ~
Gently 0f Chicago. IL lying At the NSw Ycrk
hospital suffering from the effects Of . Iork
bic beAting hs received in . saloon On 6txfA
avenue, near Twenty eighth StreSA ~ IL
hands OF q band Of Chicago crookA Altxo. 10
Is claimed, Was thsir pal In Chicago. buA
whsn they were al compelled 70 lsavo thAA
city. came here and obtained employ meat -
q bartender at ths Hotel Brunswick and d.
sertSd bis comrades. who baAt hin AN
vmngA
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
,Homen Lnuo Frankio.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May S.-The Womenh
Christian Temperance Union, OF Hamburg,
has adopted resolutions congratulatlnG MIS-
Cleveland, daughter OF Erie county, who
has been called in her youth and beauty to
nll the position as "hrst lady OF the land on
having drank cold water at diplomatic din
mar. also because, "amid all the temptations
end cayeties OF life in our national capital
sh. had the moral heroism to prove loyal 70
God. the church and temperance
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

CHICAGO, May lO.-Judge Tuley Monday
issued an order to the Illinois Central Rai-
road company to snow cause for their occu-
pancy of the lake front grounds This was
done in answer to a petition filed by Attor-
ey-General Hunt, Gen Edsall, and Attor-
ney A. s. Bradley, representing the State
aud citizouS' committee.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

NV York, May 9-The building trades
haVs decided TO make determined fight for
the nins-hour system. and have been PROM
ised the support OF the Central Labor union
and Assembly ~. Knights OF Labor. After
June they wiil not handle any material man
nf.cturel in factories where men work over
nine hours per day, and will also refuse 70
handle material bought from remote places
who're il IA Impossible ID tell whether tue pro
4ucar,s ot,ssrye the nine -houT rule or noA
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

WHEELING, w Va. May Il.-At Holli-
DAVIS Cove, ". Va. twenty five miles north
OF this city, Mrs Drucia McWha and hrS
Van Baker, mother and daughter. were
found on the hoor Of their residence at $50
Tuesday morning. both dead, their skulls
having been crushed with stones Thsre =
no clew, but IL Is evidently the work VI bur
giars, as it was supposed there was money
secreted about the premises
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
The IIIInoIs Wheat Crop.

SPR1NGFIELD, ILL, May 1l.-Advance
sheets Of the May crop report Of the State
Board of Agriculture show the condition Of
winter wheat in Illinois May ] TO be % per
cent. of an average. This is an advance OF
Q per cent over the previous month. 1t is
still per cent, less than the average condi-
ton of May l, 1856 In the northern and
southern counties the average condition Is oS
per cent. and i'll the central counties 1Ol.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

CHICAGO. May 1.-The sixth biennial So
sion Of the Catholic Knights. with Al attend
ance OF over 40 Is meeting IN this city. The
opening address was male by Archb4sh0p
Feehan. who instituted The order ot Cathohc
Knights in Louisville, KY. in 1878 ThA
convention will bs IN session several dAyA
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

Progress of the Trial Of the "Boodlera"
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 11.-Tuesday was spent in
Judge Shepard's court i'll examining jurors
for the trial of the cases of Martin McGari-
gle and Ed. Mcdonald, the first OF the
"boodiersr whose cases have come to trial
At 1880 o'clock the regular panel was ex-
hausted. AT that hour the following jurors
were in the box: August Christianson,
Charles Kunz r. F. Young, Joseph w.
Schloeter, Michael Quinn, Albert Hewitt, Il.
w. Miller, John Quinjan, II. Bateman,
Michael O'Brien, c. NJ Clay and Calvin Hen
nessey. The Judge ordered special venire
OF 50 to be ready for tomorrow morning.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

ASHLAND, Wis, May l0-The steamer
Rrssamer arrived with her hold nearly full
of water. Capt Chamberlain says the Bss-
asrner became imprisoned in an ics-hOs and
in trying to release herself ha two strAko Of
plank on the port DOW stove in In one hour
abe made Ave feet OF water forward and three
faat an She suffered no further injuIy.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May l0.-Ths HSv. J.
". Maxwell, OF the HolneS Band ehnrcA. b
quite iIl from the effects Of arsenic contaiDaA
Ia . glass Of lemonade which hs found On hia
pulpit Friday night AMI drAak Hs sAyD thD
is the fourth Tins ~ attempt has boSn mAdo
upou his life, and be has paE bhs EnAIE-r u -
hnndS of deGecuVAs
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

FREEPoRr. Ill. May n.-Daniel Smith,
aged nearly l02 years, passed away at his
sons residence in Onsco, this county, Tues
day. He WAS a native OF Guilford county,
y. C., and came here in ls4o He leaves
several SOUS and daughters al advanced In
years
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
ShIpwreok Of an IIlInO.s IHiMIstov.

FREEroRr, Ill. May 1O.-News has reached
here that the Rev. De Loss n. TompkiuA.
who few years ago was pastor Of The ErA
Methodist church OF this city, Wa ship
wrecked last month with his family oR the
ialand OF Corsica They saved their live.
but lost al their property. Many pAMoAgO1
perlShed Mr.. TOmpkinS was returning
home from southern India, Wh0EO h0 hAd
BEEN principal OF tho Naini Tel CollAgA
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
Heavy Fir. Lo..o. In HTa~ItOSa.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba, May lo.-A aFO -
Holland, on the Canadian Pacific, Saturday
night, destroyed Shaw & HiGginson's general
store, loss go, 900. insurance go, 1000; No
Whitney & Buchart's store. loas 60. ZOO, Ia
surance 81, 500; SinclAir's hotel, los 81, ,OoO.
no Insurance; Richard o. Cars store, Lon
$500. no insurance The origin Of tAs 0EO =
unknown.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
n,...trou. Fire In KansaA

GARDEN CITY. Kan, May o-Another de
.rtrou, fire broke out on Main street, in this
citv at O'Clock Sunday morning. and ragged
most furiouSly for tao hours before it couIG
be 20. under control, destroying ever So. OK
worth of goods and property. The Ers start
al at the rear and on the outsids Of ClAyto11
tAug store, but its origin Is mystary.
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19
Lad Kills Hts Sister.

IONA, Mich, May 10.-ThS 14-yoAr-old 30
of Miles Alden, farmer near horO, fatally
shot his sister, aged - years, yesterday,
after remarking: ~She will not bother -
any more" The boy has been arrested
Western cyclone., 1887-05-19

CALCUTTA. May lot is rumorsd thai The
Russians are collecting supplies ~ ChArdtuAs
a,,Jut aJU miles from the Afghan frontAnrs
u~~u~ratory 70 an advance On KhAuaiAh
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THE DARKEST HOUR.

For period of four years I've been victim
of a very severe and agonizing case of Salt
Rheum, which affected my hands to such an
extent that they almost become burden
My hand be came raw and horrifying, COM
polling me to keep it covered all the time.
Eve spent hundreds of dollars for various
preparations, but instead of beneftting my con-
dition, they all seemed to stimulate and en-
courage the progress of the miserable disease,
until had about given up all hope.
But thank heaven, "the darkest hour is just
before day." and am rejoiced to know that a
positive cure has been found, which is known
as B. B. B.-Botanic Blood Balm.
My family all rejoice at its magical curative
powers in giving me relief. My hand has been
cured and resembles a burnt surface after being
healed over, more than anything else. 1t has
also cured my two children OF a loathesome
form of Itch which had resisted all previous
treatment. I refer to any business house in
Moody and to Thomas Payne, Druggist Of
whom I purchased the goods.
Signed, WA. BRYANT.
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